Big and Frivolous

Big

Big adjective - Having great meaning or lasting effect.

Frivolous is an antonym for big.

Nearby Word: bigness

Frivolous

Frivolous adjective - Lacking importance.
Usage example: judges are getting sick of people bringing frivolous lawsuits

Big is an antonym for frivolous.

Nearby Words: frivolity, frivolously

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Silhouette Mirage Living Weapon: Polite but boring Surosa, frivolous and self-centered Priday, stubborn and explosive Angara, Rasti, rude and big-mouthed Grattoni, cutesy and dressy Envia, naive and tenacious Cavitas.
  • Useful Notes / Tort Reform The idea is that frivolous lawsuits are big bucks.
  • Angst? What Angst? He can be stoic, frivolous, or even hedonistic but when it comes to dishonesty or things that change his personal routine (suddenly being a big brother or getting homesick during a sleepover) is when he becomes emotional.
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